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The province expects green hydrogen and bioenergy to have the potential to reduce Quebec’s consumption of petroleum products by nearly one billion litres per year in 2030.
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A WorkSafeBC report on the third-party investigation said the plant’s operating system did not provide adequate information leading up abnormal situations.
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The Power of Pellets video series, showcases the people on the ground who make the wood bioenergy industry great through their commitment to their communities and the world-at-large by supplying the world with responsible and renewable clean energy.
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Prodesa will design and supply a new plant in Laos that will produce 120,000 mton/year of wood pellets, consolidating the company’s expansion in Southeast Asia.
The raw material of the plant will be wood chips from acacia, a hardwood on the “very” hard spectrum. This type of wood is not so difficult to find in these latitudes and is a well known raw material for Prodesa, as the company has other references in Southeast Asia that are already operating with the same feedstock.
Progranul equipment and a 268m2 belt dryer will make the core of the plant, and are essential for the plant to meet the yearly production.
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Canadian Biomass editor Ellen Cools reflects on her four years with the magazine, and says goodbye as she heads on onto new adventures. Read her final editorial.
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Wood Pellet Association of Canada's Gordon Murray asks, “As the world looks to bioenergy, isn’t it time Canada did the same?” Read his latest report on the state of wood pellets in Canada.
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The acquisition marks EverGen’s entry into the Ontario market and access to development projects that provide the potential to triple EverGen’s RNG capacity, exceeding 1,000,000 GJ annually.
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The company announced the completion of commissioning and the initial operations of its Sierra BioFuels Plant, the world’s first landfill waste to renewable transportation fuels plant.
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When this material dries up after coating on the substrate, whole composition will be 100 per cent nature biomass, no petroleum.
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